RT @JPSSProgram: In an early morning image taken by the #SuomiNPP satellite on Oct. 25, Hurricane #Otis swirled over Mexico’s southern coast.

After making landfall as a Category 5, according to @NHC_Atlantic, as of 2 p.m. EDT, Otis is now a tropical storm, bringing 60 mph winds & heavy rain.

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Hurricane #Otis hit Mexico’s Pacific Coast as a category 5 storm on Oct. 25. The @NOAA-20 satellite took this enhanced-color image when Otis was still a tropical storm. Cooler cloud structures are white and blue, while warmer surfaces below are yellow. go.nasa.gov/3tSjTAU

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RT @volcaholic1: NEW: Video showing the devastation in Acapulco caused by Hurricane Otis.....💔

Via: MVS Noticias #HurricaneOtis #HurracanOtis #Otis #Acapulco #Mexico

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#Otis was one of the most rapidly intensifying tropical cyclones on record and hit #Acapulco, Mexico, at Category 5 strength 25 Oct, causing death and devastation. @CopernicusEMS Rapid Mapping Team image shows extent of the damage. bit.ly/3QCBNAj #EarlyWarningsForAll

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RT @UNOSAT: 🔔 Our Emergency Mapping Service is activated for the Tropical Cyclone #Otis affecting #Mexico, following a request from @save_children

➡️unosat.org/products/ @UNOCHA_Americas @DisastersChart #CENAPRED

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#HurricaneOtis was the strongest Eastern Pacific #hurricane to make landfall in the satellite era, and @NOAA satellites were watching

Learn more about #Otis in the latest #EarthFromOrbit video: nesdis.noaa.gov/news/hurrica…

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WMO #Hurricane Committee retired #Otis from rotating list of names in eastern North Pacific because of destruction in Acapulco, Mexico, in Oct 2023.
It retired #Dora because of indirect links to deadly Hawaii fires.
Otilio and Debora will be used instead.
https://t.co/igZMC6lEyS https://t.co/7zmuepyDk8

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The @WMO Hurricane Committee has retired #Otis and #Dora from the list of eastern Pacific names, replacing them with #Otilio and #Debora. Note that no names were retired from the Atlantic basin list--the first time since 2014.

WMO #Hurricane Committee retired #Otis from rotating list of names in eastern North Pacific because of destruction in Acapulco, Mexico, in Oct 2023.
It retired #Dora because of indirect links to deadly Hawaii fires.
Otilio and Debora will be used instead.
https://t.co/igZMC6lEyS https://t.co/7zmuepyDk8 - World Meteorological Organization

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The @WMO Hurricane Committee retired #Otis from tropical storm names in the Eastern Pacific due to extensive destruction in Acapulco Mexico in 2023. Details at https://t.co/5036e7aVUj
We have #HurricaneOtis imagery and info on the CIMSS Satellite Blog at https://t.co/ZWJKbEjifR https://t.co/2QRmN97Y7G

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